Enid Blyton

Jan McCafferty

Encourage a new generation to be whisked away by Enid Blyton's magical stories!

The Enchanted Wood

Rosie Dickins

Presents a variety of techniques for representing the human face in different media.

Drawing Faces

A step-by-step guide to the techniques of drawing and painting human faces and portraits. Includes Internet links.

An instructional art book focusing on the various elements in drawing a face.

Yvonne Coppard

Alexandra Bond is, in essence, an ordinary ten-year-old girl. She goes to school, she has an annoying younger brother (Evan), she has a best friend (Rosie), she has an arch enemy (Pearl), she has a pet dog (Bear). But she is EXTRAORDINARILY ambitious and determined (in the nicest way). But the road to success (she's aiming for Mensa, the Oscars, or possibly Nigella Lawson's shoes) is not smoothly paved and Pearl (whose life goes like clockwork) is determined to trip her up, plus did I forget to mention 'disaster' is Alexandra Bond's middle name? Luckily, her sidekicks are always rooting for her - and her fantastic imagination somehow means Alex the Great always comes out on top.

Alex and the Ice Princess

Phil Roxbee Cox

USBORNE

Each tale in this series is a simple rhythmic story designed to introduce very young children to the idea of right and wrong. Each central character discovers in an amusing way the penalty of ignoring warnings to behave properly. It helps to teach children about the consequences of their actions.

Don't Be a Bully, Billy!

Pippa Goodhart

Fred, a prince raised by a sensible baker, learns that thinking reasonably as well as following directions leads to success, in terms of both baking a cake and ascending to the throne.

Jan McCafferty

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